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ANNA UNIVERSITY COIMBATORE


MBA DEGREE EXAMINATIONS: NOV I DEC 2009
THIRD TRIMESTER
078390017 - INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
(FOR CANDIDATES ADMITTED DURING 2007 & 2008 BATCH ONLY)

TIME: 3 HOURS MAX. MARKS : 100


PART-A
(20 x 1 = 20 MARKS)
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS
Fill up the blanks
1. __________ is required for restricted exports.
2. …………._ number of documents is required to complete export documentations.
3. Foreign exchange is controlled via …………….. _act.
__
4. ………… is the controlling body for stock markets.
5. …………is the union for Europe.

State True or False

6. International economy was decided by the US.


7. EXIM bank provides only long term loans.
8. Asian continental is the most preferred investment hub for investors.
9. China is one step ahead than India in attracting FDI.
10. 20 Indian companies have been listed in New York stock exchange.
Choose the correct answer

11. EXIM finance includes


a. Shipment finance
b. Medium term finance
c. Long term finance
d. All the above

12. The frequent mode of transit of goods to abroad is


a. Road
b. Rail
c. Sea
d. Air

13. Direct exporting is


a. Form of Exports
b. Form of Imports
c. Both a & b
d. None of the above

14. All exporters should open


a. Current account
b.Savings account c.
Fixed Deposits
d Recurring Deposits

15 The preferred mode of payment by the buyer is


a. Cheque
b. DD
c. Cash
d. Wire

Expand the abbreviation


16. IMF
17 IBRD
18. FOB

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19. BTAs
20. NASDAC

PART - B
(10 x 2 = 20 MARKS)
ANSWER ANY TEN QUESTIONS
21. Define FDI.
22. Define spot rate.
23. What is meant by licensing?
24. Define BOP.

25. Define MNCs.


26. What is meant by mate receipt?

27. Define Imports.


28. Define cultural environment
29. Define foreign exchange management

30. Define inspection.

31. What is meant by regional grouping?


32. Define LPG.

PART - C
(5 x 10 = 50 MARKS)
ANSWER ANY FIVE QUESTIONS
33. Explain the latest forms of international business.
34. Discuss about the current trends in India's export and import.
35. Explain the features and functions of WTO.
36. Describe the role of MNCs in developing countries.

37. Discuss about any two leading regional trade block and its contribution to world
trade.
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38. Explain the role of ECGC in International financial market.
39. Discuss the impact of exchange rate mechanism.
40. Explain the steps in export procedure in detail.

PART - D
(1 x 10 = 10 MARKS)

41. Compulsory Question

Coca-Cola, the world's number one cola company, was forced to close its
operations and leave India in 1977 after the Janata Party came to power. In the
late 1970s and even in the late 1980s, India had a closed economy and
government intervention in the corporate sector was quite high.
The Janata Party government (1977-79) legislated that foreign enterprises
operating in any non-priority sector in India could not own more than a 40%
stake in the ventures. Coca-Cola was running its operations through a 100%
subsidiary at this time. Since it did not want to enter into a 40% partnership
with an Indian company and share its technology, it had to stop its operations
and leave the country.
Questions

1. Why do companies like Pepsi need to globalize? What hurdles and


problems did Pepsi face when it tried to enter India during the 1980s?
2. Critically analyze the strategy adopted by Pepsi to sell itself to the Indian
government. Do you think the biggest factor responsible for the acceptance of
its proposal by the regulatory authorities was its projection of its operations as
the solution to many of Punjab's problems? Why/Why not?

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